I now have my Real Time analytics data as my desktop background.

**misc fixes for mentioned bugs/lack of features**

To get Desktopr to work on your secondary monitor, launch System Preferences > Displays. Select the "Arrangement" tab. One of your two windows will have a small white bar across the top. This is your primary monitor. Quit Desktopr. Move the white bar from your actual primary monitor to your secondary monitor. Relaunch Desktopr. Desktopr will now launch on your secondary monitor. Go back to your system preferences window, move the white bar back from your secondary monitor to your primary. Desktopr stays in place on the secondary. Youll likely have to do this once each day, takes about 20 seconds and fixes an otherwise annoying limitation.

To get Desktopr to stay in place while hitting your "Show Desktop" command. In "Browse" mode in Desktopr, navigate to where you want your background. (in my case analytics, Real-time Beta) Uncheck the "Browse" mode in Desktoprs menu. Now when you hit "Show Desktop" all of your active windows should disappear, but Desktopr will still stay in place.

This is *exactly* what I was looking for. I wanted to find a way to keep an eye on our websites analytics. So I figure for $2 whats the risk.

Im running the latest version of Mountain Lion.

I installed the app., removed all of their default entries and added a login for analytics instead.

I fired it up, told it to go to the next item and theres my login prompt. Switched to browse mode, logged in. (1Password didnt work as a contextual item, but Ill live).

Sure enough, theres my Analytics data, including the live traffic sources etc. Beta parts. AWESOME!

Only I hit f-11 and sure enough the background/Analytics window disappeared, which isnt what I wanted. I turned off "Browse" mode in Desktopr, tried again and Voila! Its all happy. Analytics is my desktop background now, including live updating charts, and it stays in place when I hit the "Show Desktop" command.

WELL DONE SIR!

This is by far the best App. Ill buy all year, just for this functionality. I can see whats going on with my site 24x7 with a single button.

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